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Game of Thrones Season 1 · Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 9 · 12 June 2011

Baelor

Catelyn seeks a river crossing from House Frey as Robb's campaign nears a decisive point.

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The crenellated stone tower house in the Castle Ward farmyard with farm buildings around the yard
Photo: amandabhslater / Flickr · CC BY-SA 2.0
Historic house · Tickets needed

Castle Ward (Winterfell)

Winterfell courtyard; Robb's camp and the Whispering Wood

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More from Game of Thrones Season 1

  1. Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 7 · 29 May 2011

    You Win or You Die

    Ned's enquiry uncovers a dangerous royal secret as rival families move towards open confrontation.

  2. Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 8 · 5 June 2011

    The Pointy End

    Tyrion joins a military campaign, while Arya must use what she has learnt to survive in the capital.

  3. Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 10 · 19 June 2011

    Fire and Blood

    The balance of power shifts after events in King's Landing, and Daenerys confronts a transformation in the east.

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